
**RNR Top 100 Super Showcase 2026
Top Performers Evaluation Report (Grades 2nd–8th)**
Event Overview:
The RNR Top 100 Super Showcase is an invite-only national platform featuring the top youth football prospects in the country. Players are hand-selected by RNR Top 100 & The Seal Sports. Evaluations are based on practice performance, scrimmage reps, competitive drills, and full showcase game impact.
Jordan Jenkins- QB / MAC Dolphins / Class of 2030
Measurables: 6’2” | 165 lbs
Skinny :
Jordan Jenkins arrived at the 2026 Super Showcase with a mission—to solidify his standing as the #1 quarterback in the Class of 2030—and he delivered on every stage. From the opening practice session, Jenkins displayed elite composure, command of the offense, and immediate chemistry with multiple receivers.
Jenkins consistently showed advanced pocket presence, toughness under pressure, and a live arm that separated him from his peers. His ability to improvise when the pocket collapsed while keeping his eyes downfield stood out as a defining trait. He demonstrated a rare combination of size, arm strength, and mental processing for his age group.
In the Showcase game, Jenkins earned 8th Grade QB MVP honors, completing 11-of-16 passes for 140+ yards and 2 touchdowns. His ability to drive the ball into tight windows confirmed why he is widely viewed as the premier QB prospect in his class. Growing another inch to 6’2”, Jenkins now possesses prototype QB measurables with elite upside moving forward.
Evaluation Grade: Elite National QB Prospect
Projection: Franchise-level QB1 in the 2030 class
Amari Roberts – WR / NTB Dynasty / NTB Dynasty (MO) / Class of 2030
Skinny :
Amari Roberts arrived in dominant form and left as the Overall Super Showcase MVP. A dynamic Midwest playmaker, Roberts immediately set the tone in practices, winning in one-on-one reps with elite quickness and lateral agility.
Roberts’ route manipulation and ankle-breaking stutter-step ability made him a nightmare in space, especially in screen and short-yardage situations. Despite not being a power receiver, he consistently competed for contested catches, showcasing elite leaping ability and a long catch radius.
In the Showcase game, Roberts hauled in 6 receptions for 90+ yards and 2 touchdowns, consistently creating separation as Jordan Jenkins’ top target. His transition from multi-position athlete to elite receiver is complete—he is now firmly established as one of the top WR prospects in the 2030 class.
Evaluation Grade: National MVP-Level WR
Projection: Elite WR1 with game-breaking separation skills
Benson Elland – MLB / Shiloh Christian (AR) / Class of 2030
Skinny :
Measurables: 6’0” | 225 lbs
Benson Elland dominated from the first snap, establishing himself as one of the most physically imposing defenders at the event. He showed elite instincts diagnosing run plays, closing speed to the ball, and the agility to drop into coverage when needed.
Elland’s physicality separated him from the field. He delivered consistent, violent tackles and played with a relentless motor. Against a loaded group of elite running backs, he recorded 11+ tackles with 7 solo stops, asserting control of the middle of the defense.
While future weight management could increase his mobility, his current toughness, instincts, and physical dominance make him arguably the top MLB in the 2030 class.
Evaluation Grade: Elite National Defensive Prospect
Projection: Prototype Power MLB with All-American upside
Peyton “Bull” Chaney – RB / FTL Hurricanes (FL) / Class 2030
Skinny :
Measurables: 5’10” | 180 lbs
Peyton Chaney proved why he is one of the most electrifying backs in the nation. His burst, vision, and cutback ability consistently left defenders frozen. He displayed highlight-reel runs throughout the scrimmage, showcasing breakaway speed and physical running traits.
Chaney’s signature moment came in the Showcase game with a 64-yard touchdown run, demonstrating elite acceleration, footwork, and angle-breaking speed. His relentless running style explains the “Bull” nickname—he runs with violence, confidence, and urgency.
If he stays healthy and continues to develop physically, Chaney projects as a future five-star high school running back.
Evaluation Grade: Elite Game-Breaking RB
Projection: National RB1 contender with superstar upside
Jay Marshall – DT / Apopka Raptors (FL) / 2030
Measurables: 6’3” | 248 lbs
Skinny :
Jay Marshall was a dominant force from practice through game day. He consistently overwhelmed blockers with power, hand usage, and explosiveness. For a player his size, Marshall’s athleticism stood out, particularly his ability to collapse the pocket on passing downs.
In the Showcase game, Marshall saved his best for last, earning Defensive MVP honors with 3 sacks and multiple tackles for loss. His disruptive presence changed the game and vaulted him up national DT rankings.
Evaluation Grade: National Defensive MVP-Level Prospect
Projection: Elite interior disruptor with high-level recruiting ceiling
Trey Washington – RB/ATH / Vegas Strong (NV) / Class of 2030
Skinny :
Measurables: 5’11” | 190 lbs
Already holding college offers from Syracuse and Sacramento State, Trey Washington showed why he is ranked among the top athletes in the nation. He demonstrated elite one-cut explosiveness, versatility lining up at receiver, and impact plays on defense.
Washington intercepted a pass at safety and returned it 56 yards, nearly scoring, and delivered one of the biggest open-field hits of the weekend. His competitiveness, physicality, and versatility define him as a true football player.
Evaluation Grade: Elite National Two-Way Athlete
Projection: High-level Power 5 prospect with multi-position value

Makoa Titialii – LB / Benson Bruins / Class of 2030
Skinny :
Measurables: 6’0” | 220 lbs
Makoa Titialii brought physicality and discipline to the linebacker position. He filled gaps aggressively, shed blocks with power, and disrupted the run game behind the line of scrimmage. His pass-rush ability added versatility to his defensive profile.
Coverage development will elevate his ceiling, but his toughness and instincts already make him a high-impact defender.
Evaluation Grade: Power LB Prospect
Projection: Physical downhill linebacker with edge-rush upside
Amari “Ball Hog ” Carlock – RB/ATH / Bounty Boys (DC) / Class of 2030
Skinny :
Measurables: 5’10” | 160 lbs
Carlock proved to be one of the most explosive all-around players at the event. A dual-threat RB/Safety, he showcased patience, burst, and tackle-breaking ability, leading Team Ruckus in rushing yards.
He capped the weekend by scoring the game-winning rushing touchdown, showing clutch ability and big-play instincts. Strength gains will elevate him further, but his ceiling as an every-down back is evident.
Evaluation Grade: High-Upside Gamebreaker
Projection: Dynamic RB/ATH with star potential
Trent Tripp -DE / AK Boyz (FL) / Class of 2030
Skinny :
Measurables: 6’3” | 250 lbs
Trent Tripp was relentless all weekend, showing elite motor and physicality. He recorded 2 sacks in the Showcase game and consistently set the edge against the run. His athleticism and drive give him massive upside as he continues refining technique.
With added weight and development, Tripp can dominate both inside and outside along the defensive front.
Evaluation Grade: Trench Titan Prospect
Projection: High-ceiling EDGE/DL hybrid with elite motor
Raytron Ragin – WR / Westchase Colts (FL) / Class of 2030
Skinny :
Measurables: 5’10” | 150 lbs
Raytron Ragin entered as an underdog and exited as a rising national prospect. He delivered clutch catches, including a touchdown in the Showcase game, proving he belongs on the national stage.
His speed, agility, and leaping ability give him a larger catch radius than expected. Ragin thrives in short-area routes and screens but is developing into a downfield threat. His stock surged after proving himself against elite competition.
Evaluation Grade: Rising National WR Prospect
Projection: Dynamic slot/outside receiver with explosive upside


























































